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Rep. Tim Burchett expressed frustration with classified briefings, stating that they often contain contradictions and arrogance from federal agency briefers. He mentioned a specific instance where a nuclear facility shutdown was dismissed by a briefer despite being well-documented.

Rep. Tim Burchett discusses the frustration in Congress, noting that despite public opinion, leadership often ignores issues like spending bills. He says, "We're more unpopular than chlamydia," highlighting the disconnect between Congress and the public.

Rep. Tim Burchett expressed his belief that the U.S. government's lack of action on UAPs is due to deep financial interests and the influence of money, which crosses party lines.

Rep. Tim Burchett criticized the political system for prioritizing elections over the country's well-being, noting that many in leadership are more focused on the next election rather than addressing critical issues.

Rep. Tim Burchett criticized the U.S. government's continuous lying to the public, stating that if the government is lying, it is by definition evil.

Rep. Tim Burchett highlights the challenges of raising campaign funds, noting that most of his contributions come from "hardworking, God-fearing people" rather than billionaires, who often oppose public interests.

Rep. Tim Burchett argues that insider trading should be banned for Congress members, stating, "If you can't afford to be in Congress, then go get another dadgum job." He criticizes the current system where insider trading is effectively allowed because it's only a slap on the wrist if not disclosed.

Rep. Tim Burchett reflects on the arrogance of Congress, sharing a story about a former member who parked illegally at a UT football game, illustrating the entitlement some feel. He admits, "There's probably 200,000 people in my district that could probably do a better job than I am."

Rep. Tim Burchett discusses the need for real whistleblower protection, citing cases where military personnel have been discredited and had their careers destroyed for speaking out about UFOs.

Rep. Tim Burchett expressed concern about the U.S. Congress's financial irresponsibility, stating that the country will not continue to exist if it doesn't get its financial ship in order, given the $36 trillion debt.